Ordained
Ordained adjective - Fixed or established especially by order or command.
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Religious and ordained are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Religious" instead an adjective "Ordained".
Nearby Word: ordaining
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Nightcrawler is very religious, and was even ordained a Catholic priest in a years-long hallucination.
Source: Warrior Monk -
There are some religious sects (that will not be named here) that view any expression of unhappiness as a sign of lacking faith, non-commitment (or inadequate commitment) to the faith, wanting to deviate from divinely-ordained roles and expectations, rebellion, etc.
Source: Happiness Is Mandatory
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